From Cadover Bridge on the River Plym towards Trowlesworthy. Lots and lots of archeological remains and stone rows. Spanish Lake area is still boggy even after the ‘driest Sep. on record’. and the sight of the ‘largest Clay works on earth’ dominate the area pretty much.
There are at least two impressive stone rows and circles southwest of Great Trowlesworthy Tor, which I could not find much about. 
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